Sentence examples for biggest dealership from inspiring English sources

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Ninety percent of them go straight to the biggest dealership and buy station wagons … They do not even look at the other dealerships.

And there's a celebrated newcomer, PaceWildenstein Los Angeles, a branch of the world's biggest dealership that opened only two weeks ago in Beverly Hills.

Seek out four or five of the biggest dealerships for the brand you want to buy.

But it sold a stake last summer to Roger Penske, who controls two big dealership chains, the United Auto Group and Penske Automotive.

When Republic said it hoped to buy 59 large dealerships selling Toyotas, the Japanese car maker talked one dealer out of selling to Republic, and launched a legal action to force Republic to sell another big dealership in the Los Angeles area.

"You can go to any big dealership and on a busy afternoon watch two or three crashes new riders climbing onto their brand-new bikes and not even being able to get them out of the parking lot," says Tom Komjathy, a biker with 38 years of experience, who is one of my instructors at the four-day Rider's Edge motorcycling course that I'm to take at Stone Mountain Harley-Davidson, near Atlanta.

That word-of-mouth support is, in a nutshell, how the company markets its cars: no ad agency, no ad campaign, no big dealerships with rows and rows of Teslas to ogle.

Ross Deprimo, a manager at R.E.R. Motorcity in Monroe, one of the bigger dealerships in the state, said that it sold 100 to 150 A.T.V.'s a year and that it would be likely to sell more if the state opened up some land to users.

This problem, affecting the financially weak dealers of Chinese car brands more than the big dealerships selling Western-brand vehicles, has made it hard for many independent dealers to keep ordering cars from factories to keep their showrooms fully stocked, the executive said.

Also the U.S. domestic manufacturers, like GM and Ford, have adopted a strategy similar to the Japanese auto companies in that they want to have fewer but bigger dealerships.